Hello,
I'm looking for a few good pointers and starting place. I would like to add pci support to my kernel so I can start to add devices such as network controllers.
-Christopher
PCI Support
RE:PCI Support
>On 2002-04-17 19:55:21, Ubu wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm looking for a few good pointers and starting place. I would like to add pci support to my kernel so I can start to add devices such as network controllers.
Check out the Linux kernel. It's PCI routines
are pretty easy to understand and, I believe,
in the documentation direction, there are references
to where to get good PCI docs.
There is a PCI standards draft is online... wether
it's legal or not, I don't know (might be like the
SCSI draft, where you're supposed to pay for it)
Jeff
>Hello,
>
>I'm looking for a few good pointers and starting place. I would like to add pci support to my kernel so I can start to add devices such as network controllers.
Check out the Linux kernel. It's PCI routines
are pretty easy to understand and, I believe,
in the documentation direction, there are references
to where to get good PCI docs.
There is a PCI standards draft is online... wether
it's legal or not, I don't know (might be like the
SCSI draft, where you're supposed to pay for it)
Jeff
RE:PCI Support
Jeff,
Thanks for the tip.
-Christopher
>On 2002-04-18 13:11:23, J. Weeks wrote:
>>On 2002-04-17 19:55:21, Ubu wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I'm looking for a few good pointers and starting place. I would like to add pci support to my kernel so I can start to add devices such as network controllers.
>
>Check out the Linux kernel. It's PCI routines
>are pretty easy to understand and, I believe,
>in the documentation direction, there are references
>to where to get good PCI docs.
>
>There is a PCI standards draft is online... wether
>it's legal or not, I don't know (might be like the
>SCSI draft, where you're supposed to pay for it)
>
>Jeff
Thanks for the tip.
-Christopher
>On 2002-04-18 13:11:23, J. Weeks wrote:
>>On 2002-04-17 19:55:21, Ubu wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I'm looking for a few good pointers and starting place. I would like to add pci support to my kernel so I can start to add devices such as network controllers.
>
>Check out the Linux kernel. It's PCI routines
>are pretty easy to understand and, I believe,
>in the documentation direction, there are references
>to where to get good PCI docs.
>
>There is a PCI standards draft is online... wether
>it's legal or not, I don't know (might be like the
>SCSI draft, where you're supposed to pay for it)
>
>Jeff